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ok, 780MB after restarting, still too much imo
what are they storing, tx cache? DB cache? doesn't make sense
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"mining and watching ads and trading on crypsy" isn't "working hard"
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LTC is too expensive already. Want to be early adopter - load on COL or CENT.
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My bitcoind is also consuming more and more memory over the time... 590 mb usually.. and then growing growing up to more than 1 gb after some days..
Lucky you! 4072 bitcoin 20 0 6342m 4.9g 25m S 12 63.3 402:46.47 bitcoind |
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Calculate your ROI carefully. Take cloud mining at cex.io for example. Current price/GHs is 0.07 XBT.
If difficulty continues to increase x2 per month, 1 GHs will generate you 0.04 XBT, mining from now to eternity.
So you are better off just buying XBT at an exchange.
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"Millibitcoin" is awful. No chance a normal person could say it, or understand it. "Satoshi" sounds much better, and it will serve for longer. In the ideal case that BTC replaces all the money in the world, one satoshi will be conveniently priced around 1 penny, I think that's how Satoshi choose total number of bitcoins - 21M.
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I just bought new winter boots for my wife with BTC profits. Next month I'm going to buy a car.
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Worst first post ever.
Casascius has been around since just about the dawn of Bitcoin. AFAIK, there have been exactly 0 accusations of him keeping and using coin privkeys (keeping in mind Goat, one of the most temperamental Bitcoin users of significant public awareness, has had thousands of bitcoins in Cas coins). There have been no cases I'm aware of where the seal's been successfully bypassed and sold as legitimate. Unlike self-printed paper wallets, Cas coins can be traded in a relatively secure manner offline because Casascius is a trusted third-party.
Worst 798th post ever. The OP is not accusing Caucasus of stealing, he says people shouldn't trust physical coins. Even if you buy a Caucasus coin from someone, the seller could have peeked behind the seal, using the right equipment, especially if BTC price is high. |
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use a mining profitability calculator, for example here http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/. You will see that 5GHz miner running from now to eternity with free power, will generate ~0.3 BTC. |
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how they decide which trnasaction to include into the block? they sort by fee size/tx size?
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Pay your capital gains tax, and sleep well knowing that you won't go to jail. And be glad it's just capital gains, and not self-employment income.
There is no way to prove it's capital gains. Will Bitcoin Foundation send you a 1099? In absence of proof, you will pay highest tax rate applicable to you. |
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Don't forget that Mike Hearn works for G$$gle, which allegedly has close ties to NSA/CIA.
NSA's one known attack vector is to infiltrate protocol development committees and influence their decisions to compromise security.
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but first send the bitcoins to that randomly generated key? Couldnt someone randomly generate that key and have access to my wallet?
the chances of a random address collision are very very slim. search for it. personally i generate my paper wallets using bitaddress.org on an offline computer booted from a linux live CD but that's just how it was done in 2012. so much easier now, haha. How can you access bitaddress.org on an offline computer? And doesn't bitaddress.org owner then know your private key? |
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Its very simple. Login to coinbase, press account setting, integrations, and then create a paper wallet. Then simply print the page given to you. If you dont have a printer then write everything down, and take a screenshot of the page!
But then coinbase knows your private key. |
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those gift cards were probably bought using stolen credit cards. Sooner or later Amazon will catch you.
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сатоши никакие инвестиции не требовались чтобы биткоин изобрести. и мтгоксу. и дипбиту. и сатоши дайсу. и силк роду. и тд.
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Filing accepted October 8, that's about when the current rally started. Coincidence?
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I noticed that first sentiment that people express when first encountering bitcoin is: most bitcoins have already been distributed, I'm late to the party.
So the natural first reaction is negative.
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just print your bill on paper, then scan it
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